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    How Does the Vasomotor Centre Respond to Rising H⁺/CO₂
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How Does the Vasomotor Centre Respond to Rising H⁺/CO₂

Question 232

Question 232

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How does the vasomotor centre respond to rising H⁺/CO₂?


A) by vasodilating arteries
B) by vasoconstricting arteries
C) by increasing respiratory rate
D) by inhibiting cardioinhibitory centre

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